Nissan X-Trail e-Power (T33): hybrid crossover review

The fourth-generation Nissan X-Trail (T33) with the e-Power hybrid system, introduced in 2021, was a significant step forward for the Japanese brand. Built on the CMF-CD platform, this crossover combines the practicality of a family SUV with the efficiency of an electrified powertrain. Let's consider its key features. You can complement the appearance of the car and improve it with the help of tuning the Nissan X-Trail , accessories for which are available in our product catalog.

Technical specifications

• Engine : 1.5-liter 3-cylinder VC-Turbo (157 kW, 250 Nm) + electric motor, total power 204 hp (FWD) or 213 hp (e-4ORCE AWD).
• Battery : 2.1 kWh.
• Transmission : Single-speed automatic.
• Acceleration 0-100 km/h : 8.0 sec (FWD), 7.0 sec (AWD).
• Maximum speed : 180 km/h.
• Fuel consumption : ~6.1-6.7 l/100 km (WLTP).
• Dimensions : Length - 4680 mm, width - 1840 mm, height - 1725 mm.
• Trunk volume : 575 l (5 seats), 465 l (7 seats).

Equipment

• Safety : Adaptive cruise control, lane keeping, blind spot monitoring, 7 airbags.
• Comfort : Three-zone climate control, heated seats, panoramic roof (in top versions).
• Multimedia : Two 12.3-inch screens (tidy + infotainment), support for OTA updates.
• Additionally : Head-up display, 5 driving modes, 360° cameras.

Exterior and interior

• Appearance : V-shaped grille, LED headlights, 18-20-inch wheels. The design has become smoother, with an emphasis on aerodynamics.
• Interior : Spacious interior with quality trim, light leather (Tekna+), adjustable rear seats. However, the third row (optional) is cramped for adults.

The Nissan X-Trail e-Power offers a quiet and smooth ride thanks to a hybrid system where the petrol engine only charges the battery. It's a practical choice for families, although its dynamics are inferior to rivals like the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid.